... THE WHIG COERCION BILL. Thk Crime and Outrage Bill, according to law, expires at the end of the present year. The Ministry, however, seem ill prepared for death, and would fain hold out another season ; bnt. in order to keep official life secure, they ...

... Whig and Tory, a mongrel kind. Cleric before and lay behind. A Voiee—The House of Lords decided that they art clergymen at all. (Groat cheering ) Dr. Donnelly—Oh, ladies and gentlemen. look at the absurdity these rev gentlemen attempting to introduce ...

... Design, too, because the influence of the Whigs prevails there, has already become thoroughly exclusive and anti-Catholic. In a word, from the railway directors down to the smallest committee meeting, wherever the Whigs preponderate in numbers and authority ...

... From London, (Late Principal Assistant to Mr. Hair-Cutting Rooms, Castle-place, Castle Chambers, second door The Northern Whig, Banner of Bister JPunch, Vindicator, and other Belfast Papersfahen in regularly on the morning of publicatioji BELFAST, OCTOBER ...

... VINDICATOR, BELFAST. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1850. not b« tccepted tha of troth and knowledge la this era of civilisation. So the Whig can promise snob Catholics oppose the teachings of the united body of the Catholic Prelates in Synod, the approval of some ...

... uncommonly insulting. Just think of him inviting the Lord Lieutenant tg dine on Tory fare, without asking the leave of the Whigs, and they his own sworn allies, e?er since the f * forty eight meeting I” In fact, if his unfortunate dupes but knew the truth ...

... result of great political importance, inasmuch as it shows that the attempt to connect the Whig party into an abolition association has failed. Ambrose Kingsland, a Whig, has been elected Mayor of New York. Three arrivals are reported from California, the ...

... representations. The lines on Vane Loadopd rry are by means equal to the subject. Such man deserves muse far above mediocrity. a Whig's RKPUnraHCa.”—Not worth the room, good friend; no farmer cares rash for the Govern beck's gyrations PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Taunaoav ...

... , because they are opposed to ff enlightenment and liberty.” The Whig did all it could to enlighten them, hut they spurned enlightenment, and are now groping in the dark. Such the Whig's opinion, and who could venture to gainsay its assertion ? Speaking ...

... under tbe presidency of the Duke of Richmond. If the Irish landlords were Irish democrats or Irish tenants, would not the Whigs assert the dignity of the law? But they are landlords and aristocrats, and therefore justice becomes deaf well blind It may ...

... oblige yours, bii»cer*-l)r, A Belfast Catholic. i&IjjjHPp)ITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. oiituring to make few observations on certain articles which have lately appeared in the Whig, reference the Queen’s Colleges, I shall not offer any apology. Had you confined ...

... laurels, up till this period, have been gathered by mourning liberty from the rank grave* of atarved Irishmen. We distrust the Whigs. We have found them open-rooathed liberals opposition, clutching the seals of ofloe in one hand, aod aoattering with the other ...